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Conversations that women rarely have but really should.Here on THE SHE WORD presenter Trudy Kerr hosts open and honest discussions about the topics that affect us as women, but are rarely shared.We normalise topics that affect us as women but we might feel nervous to discuss…

Podcast · By Trudy Kerr · English · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    The SHE Word AFTERHOURS - Unfiltered with Special Guest James Ryder (opens the original)

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    We often get asked ‘why do you have men on The SHE Word? It is a Women’s Show’. True. The SHE Word is all about conversations Women rarely have, but once in a while it is good to get a male perspective. Most of us want to understand the less fairer sex bit better. After all, we want men as allies don’t we? So every so often we ask guy to come and join the Afterhours Edition of the show and sit with Host Trudy and her regulars for this edition Sue Caruana and Tez Camilleri, and for this episode C

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    The SHE Word - Everything a Woman Needs to Know About Her Body and Mind (opens the original)

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    “Women are not small men”. That sounds like an obvious statement, but it is really isn’t. Women are characterised by a 28 day (average) cycle, a complex reproductive system, a mind that is active all waking hours (unlike our male counterparts), a mindset that has a natural focus on caring, and an ever changing role in society. Add to this societal pressures to aim for perfection, expectations to hold down a career, be a mum, financially strong and independent, to be fit, slim, successful and def

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    The SHE Word Mums - When Things Don't Go According To Plan (opens the original)

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    This is the episode you want to watch with a packet of tissues as the emotions are high. In this episode of TSWM, Nerissa sits down with 3 women to discuss when motherhood doesn’t go to plan. When you plan to start a family or when you imagine your children, you never quite imagine a disability or a diagnosis hanging over their head. No one dreams of holding their baby only to be told that there is something wrong. As a mum, you only want the best for your child and knowing they will be facing a

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    The Voices of Women in Power - Vanessa Frazier, brought to you by The SHE Word (opens the original)

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    Vanessa Frazier is the United Nations Secretary-General's Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict. Vanessa has a long and illustrious career in the diplomatic core, is decorated and honoured by various governments and states for the work she has done. But Vanessa has hit the headlines and gone viral around the world when she has spoken out and been attacked by high ranking officials, most recently her high profile ‘run in’ with the Israeli Ambassador to the UN. In this powerful an

  5. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    The SHE Word - Building Back From Break Ups (opens the original)

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    Break Ups are one of the most unspoken topics we have sat down to discuss. Unless you stay with the very first person you meet, everyone is impacted by break ups - they are an inevitable part of life - but more often than not, they aren’t pretty, they can be painful and brutal. We don’t talk about them - because it isn’t easy to chat about what can be ugly. Break Ups happen for a reason. At best two people decide that they are no longer heading in the same direction and amicably decide to part w

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